Find Speech Language Pathologists (SLP, Speech Therapists) in Connecticut, USA (see also Speech Therapy or Speech Language Pathology Jobs in Connecticut)

Lano, Jennifer Avon, CT 203-910-6519 Facility Type: No primary employment facility Payment Type:

Morgenstern, Nancy Avon, CT 860-651-3684 Facility Type: SLP or AUD Office Payment Type:

Ruvane, Sharon Avon, CT 860 404-7446 Facility Type: SLP or AUD Office Payment Type:

Turken, Tara Avon, CT 860-508-4586 Facility Type: Home Health Agency/Client's Home Payment Type: Medicare,Medicaid,Health Insurance

Wait Your Turn, LLC. Avon, CT Judith Rosenfield,860-32-7230 Facility Type: Speech/language clinic Payment Type: Medicaid,Health Insurance,Credit Card,Reduced

White, Sarah Avon, CT (860) 608-7366 Facility Type: Speech/Hearing Cntr or clinic Payment Type:

Kaye, Arlene Bethany, CT 203-393-0006 Facility Type: Special School - day/residential Payment Type:

Carey, Vicki Bloomfield, CT 860-726-1989 Facility Type: School Payment Type:

Velleman, Karen Bloomfield, CT 860-243-3434 Facility Type: Private Physician's Office Payment Type: Medicare,Medicaid,Health Insurance,Credit Card,Reduced

Collins, Kathleen Branford, CT (203)494-8110 Facility Type: Special School - day/residential Payment Type:

Novak, Katherine Branford, CT 203-952-7998 Facility Type: Hospitals Payment Type:

Peters, Leslie Branford, CT (203)483-0280 Facility Type: Preschool Payment Type:

Romano, Grace Mary Branford, CT (203) 488-6216 Facility Type: SLP or AUD Office Payment Type:

Selden, Deborah Branford, CT 203.415.9913 Facility Type: No primary employment facility Payment Type:

Ahlbin Centers Bridgeport, CT Carol Caldwell,203-336-7338 Facility Type: Outpatient Rehab Cntr Payment Type: Medicare,Medicaid,Health Insurance,Credit Card,Reduced

Speech Language Pathology Doctoral Programs

Adelphi University NY Speech-Language Pathology

Boston University MA Speech-Language Pathology

Bowling Green State University OH Speech-Language Pathology

Bridgewater State College MA Speech-Language Pathology

Case Western Reserve University OH Speech-Language Pathology

Dalhousie University NS Speech-Language Pathology

Emerson College MA Speech-Language Pathology

Florida State University FL Speech-Language Pathology

Howard University DC Speech-Language Pathology

Indiana University IN Speech-Language Pathology

Kent State University OH Speech-Language Pathology

Louisiana State University and A&M College LA Speech-Language Pathology

Medical University of South Carolina SC Speech-Language Pathology

New York University NY Speech-Language Pathology

Nova Southeastern University-SLP Program FL Speech-Language Pathology Clinical Post Entry Level SLPD

Ohio University OH Speech-Language Pathology

Speech Language Pathology Master’s Program (contact school directly for program details)

Abilene Christian University TX Speech-Language Pathology Master of Science (MS) - Accredited Not In Review Master of Science (MS)

Adelphi University NY Speech-Language Pathology Master of Science (MS) - Accredited Not In Review Master of Science (MS)

Alabama A&M University AL Speech-Language Pathology Master of Science (MS) - Accredited Not In Review Master of Science (MS)

St Ambrose University IA Speech-Language Pathology Master of Science (MS) - Accredited Candidate Master of Science (MS)

Appalachian State University NC Speech-Language Pathology Master of Arts (MA) - Accredited Not In Review Master of Arts (MA)

Arizona State University AZ Speech-Language Pathology Master of Science (MS) - Accredited Not In Review Master of Science (MS)

Arkansas State University AR Speech-Language Pathology Master of Communication Disorders (MCD) - Accredited In Review Master of Communication Disorders (MCD)

Armstrong Atlantic State University GA Speech-Language Pathology Master of Science (MS) - Accredited Not In Review Master of Science (MS)

Auburn University AL Speech-Language Pathology Master of Science (MS) - Accredited Not In Review Master of Science (MS)

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD, Autism, PDD) often creates a serious communication barrier of limited communication between children and adults diagnosed with autism and their caregivers, families, peers, teachers and therapists. A personal computer is a powerful tool that builds a bridge that connects both sides, however the keyboards may play a role of an additional distraction factor that may be an obstacle.
Teachers with Project Blue Skies are giving children with autism the ability to communicate and to explore the virtual reality of Online World by using a unique keyboard with only two "keys" and a novel curriculum.

With Project Blue Skies, the hardware is matched to lesson plans, training aids such as games, and assessment tools. The two-grip device is ideal for people with autism because it is less distracting than a keyboard and does not require finger motion.
In addition, the various letter and number combinations are created by matching color schemes indicated on the two grips, so the training curriculum matches well to a game-like environment.
Teachers guide the students and monitor their progress, ultimately helping the kids better communicate with their families. While the primary goal of Project Blue Skies is to help people with autism develop stronger social skills, McAlindon is working with partners to start integrating standard coursework into the program.

HLN's Joy Behar talks with Claire Danes and autism pioneer Temple Grandin about the importance of treating autism early.

CNN talks with the mom of three autistic kids and a prominent doctor about the Lancet's study retraction.

The Interdisciplinary Council on Developmental & Learning Disorders (ICDL) and Stanley Greenspan, M.D. present.

DIR®/Floortime
The Developmental, Individual Difference, Relationship-based (DIR®/Floortime™) Model is a framework that helps clinicians, parents and educators conduct a comprehensive assessment and develop an intervention program tailored to the unique challenges and strengths of children with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) and other developmental challenges. The objectives of the DIR®/Floortime™ Model are to build healthy foundations for social, emotional, and intellectual capacities rather than focusing on skills and isolated behaviors.

Melissa and Doug Developmental Toys for Speech Therapy Melissa & Doug is the leading brand name in wooden puzzles and toys today, with the fastest sellers in the market.

You're never too young or too old for one of Melissa & Doug puzzles! Beginning with simple wooden jumbo knob puzzles and increasing in complexity to 500 piece cardboard jigsaw puzzles, Melissa & Doug have the perfect puzzle for you! Vast assortment includes puzzles with interesting textures, entertaining sounds, and "attractive" magnets. All feature great images from realistic photographs to fantastic illustrations.

These high-quality, hand-crafted wooden puzzles are impossible for children to put away. Our wide selection includes classic jigsaw puzzles, peg puzzles, and knob puzzles, as well as puzzles with special features like those that have built in sounds and lights, and even puzzles with textured fabrics! It’s easy to find a perfectly fitting puzzle for any child, with bright, colorful graphics and engaging themes.

Our cardboard puzzles are all created with thick, sturdy die-cut pieces. Beautiful artwork in an array of colorful themes and widely varied piece counts ensure that we have the perfect puzzle for anyone to piece together. Select from our classic jigsaw puzzles, our large floor puzzles in a variety of shapes and sizes, and our unique puzzle cards that come in a handy wooden storage box.

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Melissa & Doug toys have been honored as "Toys of the Year" by Family Fun magazine, and Parenting Magazine to name just a few of the industry and consumer awards.

Researchers study brain waves of kids, hoping to unlock the mysteries of autism. CNN's Kiran Chetry reports:

A baby diagnosed with autism overcomes the odds and grows into a healthy teenager. CNN's Kiran Chetry reports: